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How to Respond to Comments on an Article
Updated onArticleSetting Up ScreenSteps / Customize Your Site / Comments and Ratings
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How to Enable/Disable Comments for Articles
Updated onArticleIn ScreenSteps you decide whether or not you want comments to appear at the end of articles. You can control whether or not comments appear at the following three levels:
- Site settings
- Manual settings
- Article Settings
If comments are turned off for a site then no comments will appear for any articles in the site. If comments are turned on for a site then you can turn comments off for an individual manual by editing the manual properties. If comments are enabled for a site and a manual then the article setting can turn comments off for an individual article.
Setting Up ScreenSteps / Customize Your Site / Comments and Ratings
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How to Organize Manuals into Categories
Updated onArticleThis article will show you how to organize manuals in categories within your site. When you add a category, any manuals under the category will appear within the category.
Setting Up ScreenSteps / Organizing Content / Categories
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How to Edit Your Site Design
Updated onArticleThis article will show you how to get to the site template editor so that you can customize your site design.
Setting Up ScreenSteps / Customize Your Site / Basic Customizations
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How to Customize Your Login Screen
Updated onArticleYou can customize the look of your login screen by adding custom CSS in your account settings.
Setting Up ScreenSteps / Customize Your Site / Basic Customizations
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How to Use Your Company's Domain for Your ScreenSteps Site
Updated onWorkflowWhen you create a ScreenSteps site, the URL includes screenstepslive and looks something like this: mycompany.screenstepslive.com. If you want to create a URL that looks something like this, help.screensteps.com, then you will need to create a custom subdomain.
Setting Up ScreenSteps / Customize Your Site / Basic Customizations
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How to Change the Sidebar Message
Updated onArticleThis article will show you how to:
Setting Up ScreenSteps / Customize Your Site / Customizing the 2019 (New) Template
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How to Specify the Language of a Site
Updated onArticleIn order for your site pages to meet accessibility standards, you need set the language (or
<html>langattribute) of your site. By default, all ScreenSteps sites are set to English. To change the language to something different, follow the directions below.Using ScreenSteps / Admin Tasks / Managing Sites
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